Project Abstract

Abstract
This research investigates the application of Geographic Information System (GIS) technology in enhancing urban transportation planning. With rapid urbanization and population growth, efficient transportation systems are essential to sustain urban development. GIS technology provides advanced tools for analyzing spatial data and supporting decision-making processes in urban planning. This study aims to explore the potential benefits and challenges of integrating GIS technology into urban transportation planning practices. The research begins with a comprehensive review of existing literature on GIS applications in transportation planning, highlighting the various methodologies and case studies that have demonstrated the effectiveness of GIS in optimizing transportation networks. The literature review also examines the role of GIS in improving accessibility, mobility, and sustainability in urban areas. In the methodology section, the research details the data collection methods, GIS tools, and spatial analysis techniques employed in the study. Utilizing both quantitative and qualitative approaches, the research collects data on existing transportation infrastructure, traffic patterns, population density, land use, and environmental factors to develop a comprehensive understanding of the urban transportation system. The findings section presents the results of the GIS analysis, including spatial visualization of transportation networks, identification of traffic congestion hotspots, assessment of connectivity and accessibility, and evaluation of environmental impacts. The research discusses how GIS technology can facilitate scenario planning and predictive modeling to optimize transportation routes, enhance public transit systems, and reduce carbon emissions. The discussion of findings delves into the implications of the study results for urban planners, policymakers, and transportation authorities. It highlights the potential of GIS technology to improve decision-making processes, enhance public engagement, and promote sustainable urban development. The research also addresses the limitations and challenges of implementing GIS in transportation planning, such as data quality issues, technical skills requirements, and cost considerations. In conclusion, this research underscores the significance of utilizing GIS technology as a valuable tool for improving urban transportation planning. By harnessing the power of spatial analysis and data visualization, urban planners can make informed decisions to create efficient, equitable, and sustainable transportation systems. The study calls for increased collaboration between GIS specialists, urban planners, and policymakers to leverage the full potential of GIS technology in shaping the future of urban mobility. Keywords GIS technology, urban transportation planning, spatial analysis, decision-making, sustainable development, infrastructure optimization, data visualization.

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